15 Tom Homer
14 Semesa Rokoduguni
13 Sam Burgess
12 Kyle Eastmond
11 Olly Woodburn
10 Ollie Devoto
9 Micky Young
1 Nick Auterac
2 Rob Webber
3 Kane Palma-Newport
4 Stuart Hooper (c)
5 Dominic Day
6 Carl Fearns
7 Alafoti Faosiliva
8 Leroy Houston
Replacements
16 Ross Batty
17 Beno Obano
18 Max Lahiff
19 Matt Garvey
20 David Sisi
21 Chris Cook
22 Matt Banahan
23 Horacio Agulla
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Friday, 27 March 2015
Thursday, 26 March 2015
This transfer rumour is doing the rounds again...
Bath are trying to sign Taulupe Faletau after the World Cup to continue the exodus of leading Wales players to the Aviva Premiership.
The 24-year-old Lions No 8 has another full season to run on his current contract with the Newport Gwent Dragons, who have this week indicated that they are 'extremely keen' to retain his services.
However, Sportsmail understands that the Tongan-born player is increasingly likely to agree a move to The Rec in the autumn, which would require Bath to pay a transfer fee.
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The 24-year-old Lions No 8 has another full season to run on his current contract with the Newport Gwent Dragons, who have this week indicated that they are 'extremely keen' to retain his services.
However, Sportsmail understands that the Tongan-born player is increasingly likely to agree a move to The Rec in the autumn, which would require Bath to pay a transfer fee.
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Tuesday, 10 March 2015
Hooper Commits to Bath Rugby
Bath Rugby is thrilled to announce that Club Captain Stuart Hooper will continue at the Recreation Ground next season.
Hooper has turned out an incredible 174 times for the Club since making his debut in 2008. He has been at the helm of a Bath side which this season has recorded some famous victories for the Club, including an exceptional Champions Cup win in Toulouse in January.
"Stuart represents everything that's good about Bath Rugby," said Head Coach Mike Ford. "I've said before that he's the best captain I've ever worked with. You couldn't ask for a better leader out there on the field and I’m looking forward to working with him again next season."
“I’m more eager than ever to carry on the good work that we’ve started at the Club,” said Hooper. “We’re getting better year on year and I’ve no doubt we’re closer than ever to achieving something great here at Bath Rugby.”
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Hooper has turned out an incredible 174 times for the Club since making his debut in 2008. He has been at the helm of a Bath side which this season has recorded some famous victories for the Club, including an exceptional Champions Cup win in Toulouse in January.
"Stuart represents everything that's good about Bath Rugby," said Head Coach Mike Ford. "I've said before that he's the best captain I've ever worked with. You couldn't ask for a better leader out there on the field and I’m looking forward to working with him again next season."
“I’m more eager than ever to carry on the good work that we’ve started at the Club,” said Hooper. “We’re getting better year on year and I’ve no doubt we’re closer than ever to achieving something great here at Bath Rugby.”
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Friday, 6 March 2015
Bath Rugby team to face Sale Sharks
15 Tom Homer
14 Semesa Rokoduguni
13 Sam Burgess
12 Kyle Eastmond
11 Olly Woodburn
10 Ollie Devoto
9 Chris Cook
1 Nick Auterac
2 Rob Webber
3 Henry Thomas
4 Stuart Hooper (c)
5 Dominic Day
6 Matt Garvey
7 Francois Louw
8 Carl Fearns
Replacements
16 Ross Batty
17 Max Lahiff
18 Kane Palma-Newport
19 Alafoti Faosiliva
20 Guy Mercer
21 Micky Young
22 Matt Banahan
23 Luke Arscott
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